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On 7/24/22 16:55, Jason A. Donenfeld wrote:

> Sorry I missed your reply earlier. I'm not a subscriber so I missed this
> as I somehow fell out of the CC.

Your email provider (Google) rejected email from cs.ucla.edu on the 
grounds that its IP address 131.179.128.68 has a "very low reputation". 
Google provided no way to appeal or fix the problem.

I am using "Reply All" for this message because Google likely won't 
deliver it to you directly. Perhaps someone else can forward it to you 
for me. (Sorry to bother the list.)

Perhaps this is a subtle way to encourage our department's faculty to 
let Google manage our email. We've resisted so far, though.